Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-04-25
SALmAGUNDI.

and warm with Indications of fair
weather.
Il. NJ. Dorsey aud Miss Abbie Shee-
han left this morning by private con-
yeyance for Fort H"llecs.
We regret to arm that Mr.. J. H.
Rand Is quite i'll, being confined to his
bed the greater part of the tune.
The law in reference to the sale of
cigarettes takes effect from and after
May /, 1887. DULY one more week,
boys.
Do no. neglect to keep barrel or
iva of water Il indy in case of FIRE. It
will do no harm unll mmy save much
property
The new Fire Department building,
now in course of construction III the
rear of M ouic Hall, will be completed
in few days.
China is sending her trade dollars to
che United States for redemption.
Some Yankee is evidently turning an
honest p. my. y,
4 San Francisco drummer named
". A. Spinks was fined $50 and costs,
amounting to $27 80, in Carson for
soliciting orders without license.
Zimmerman, the Tailor, next door to
the Drug Store, will make lon suit or
single garment and warrant fit. A
hrge stock Of samples to selccs from.
AIR. and Mrs Judson Dnkin, Mrs Abel
Bell and Miss Maggie Wright came in
from LnmoiIle to day. Miss Wright
Was compelled to close her school for u
time on accout of ill health.
The railroads md not the Govern
nent, should pny abe snaries and ex-
9enses of the Interstate Commissions
rrs, al they {the, railroads. are reaping
oil the benefits derived from the op era
ton of the llw.
DR.. Meigs received telegram lust
evening announcing that Miss Fannie
Grant was worse and desired his imme-
dinte attendance. The doctor lcfs on
the evening train for Fort III, lleck in all
swer to the call. -..-.
j. E. W,.nderlcith, who lately went to
Sacramento from Eurckil, this State,
dropped d4md of heart disease in the
former city on the street Thursday night.
lie was 90 years. OF Gge anil leaves
family i'll Eureka.
When fre originates in n Stable it is
time for oil to. use extraordinary cnntion
Ill guarding against the destroying ele-
ment Be CAREFUL in the use of matches
aud keep your buildings locked against
tr"mps'atnd other careless sersons.
Hank Ksith is in trouble again.
When the alarm Of fire WAS sounded ON
Saturday evening he ran with such force
and VIOLENCE TO get to the truck house
That he made great holes in the ground
ut every step, Hvh"s b EN- negotiating
With draSnan to Ri~up these dan ger
GUS Openings aud offered three dollars
Tor the i'b, but the witty Knight OF La.
Dor demands SO. hence the dilemrna..
henderson Green don't mind "run-
mig with the innchipe," provided the
streets are kept Gear of old hoops.
with bvth. feet handicapped with
stray hoop on satnrd Ivy evening he
'"'ed to keep up with, the procession,
measured his length on the hard
ground, and but"for the horoic efforts of
Tie off wheeler" he might have been
crushed ny the Cnr Of Jugsernaut in lis
mpid flight to the scene Of the fire.
Mrs. Filler mother OF o. L. Green,
arrived Yesterday morning from lIncihe
"lScohsin, nnd stopped off for few
o"ys' visit to her ron Mrs. Filler, who
l. 90 years of age, is Gu route to Cali
iorni", accompanied by her daughter
Miss M. II. Faefy a half sister Of MIR.
~reen, with the hope thijt the trip will
oe benefit to her henlth which is some.
what Impaired. mud alrendy al,e fpoIs